Having graduated from Durham University, Emily Owen went on to study at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, completing an Extended Artist Masters with Distinction in 2017 and becoming a GSMD Ensemble Artist Fellow with early music ensemble Ceruleo in 2017–18. She is coached by Tim Evans-Jones.

Owen leads a varied freelance career as a consort singer and soloist, making a recent solo debut at Teatro alla Scala, Milan in Handel’s Semele under Sir John Eliot Gardiner with the Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists. Owen is a soprano at St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street and also sings with Apollo5 and Dame Emma Kirkby’s Dowland Works. In 2016–17 she participated in the Handel & Hendrix in London Talent scheme including masterclasses with Carolyn Sampson and Laurence Cummings. She performs for the charity Live Music Now, and as a passionate educator works with Apollo5, the VOCES8 Foundation and the Voices Foundation. She is a visiting singing teacher at Harrow School.

For more information, visit www.emilyowensoprano.co.uk.